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Privacy 2 (draft)
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Digital Dossier The data shadow The digital dossier Personal accountability
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Persistence of Information Communication modes –Writing –Speech –Electronic forms E-mail V-mail IM
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Information Trails The present The future Examples –DEA sweeps –Borked! Pervasive record keeping
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Building a Datasphere 1)Make data collectible 2)Make data machine readable 3)Build a big database
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One Big Happy Database Thomas Watson’s 1940s estimate on the need for computers joke What’s on the web? Search engines and their ilk Your defense
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Satellite Imagery Do satellite images violate privacy? Are they illegal? Resolution Applications –Tax collections –Political claims
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Ground Surveillance Surveillance cameras –In malls –ATMs –“The End of Violence” –Traffic violation control
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Personal Systems Webcam Nanny cam Steve Mann
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Low Cost Personal Devices Tracking devices (location) Keystroke capturers Recording devices
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Employee Monitoring Various means are being employed: e-mail, phone, video, drug testing, psychological profiling Is it legal? Is it ethical?
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Medicine and Health Care The history of medicine and medical history Actuarial science Genetic determinism –Nature versus nurture
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The Protection of Medical Information The legality of releasing medical records Physicians responsibility and the Hippocratic Oath Is there a need for anonymity
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The Insurance Industry Power asymmetry and treatment release forms The Medical Information Bureau Physicians caught in the middle
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Access to Your Own Medical Information State by state laws Adoption records
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Computerized Patient Records The up side The down side
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HIPAA The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 Key Provisions
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